Van- Anna Griffin. of Reed street.
unturned to her home after a
> ‘ 5 vacation spent in Washington.
“Past Sachems Night" will be to.
t by Cockenoe Tribe No 82. I. 0.
i I. A- banquet will be served in
action with the affair.
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--Play and dance given by Hunga-
" Catholic Club. Friday evening. at
Hall. Good music.
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Patrolman Robert Gainer reported
5 police headquarters that the catch
' n at the corner of Clay street and
cod avenue was over flowing last
m‘. C O O
, Court Laurel. No. 106. Catholic
lighters of America. are planning
r a locial gathering to be held next
Neda); evening at Red Men's Hall.
Vanhington street.
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,—New imported dinner favors and
lid carved and decorated letter op-
ll-Iers. at Camilla Gift Shoppe. 68 “fall
itreet.
A meeting of the Board of Health
ll be held Monday nilrht at the home
, Dr. Robert E. I’erduc. health om-
;r. West avenue The “Clean-up
esk" campaign will be planned out
3 the session.
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Former members 8f the Women's
unicipal League are requested to
set at the South Norwulk Public
brary on the afternoon of Saturday.
pril 7th. at 3 o'clock. Iluportllnt
linens is to be transacted.
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—Mrl. Dickersn Millincry 6 So.
blburne Ave. E. Norwalk.
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Past Exalted Ruler Patrick F.
rophy of South Norwnlk went to
efiflnven last evening and installed
0 Officers of New Haven Lodge of
lks. After the work there were
Vaudeville acts and a turkey supper. :
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The newly elected officers of Dan-
ry Lodge of Elks worn installed last
light by “'illlnm C. 'l‘xvombly of Haw-
tins avenue. past exalted ruler of the
Ramford Elks. Mr. Twomhly was ap-
inted to conduct the installation uy
iltrict Deputy P. Irving llyington.
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That's All
0
-—Harris & Gn ns.
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’at
An evening session of the Hospital
Mil-t club will be held at the Nor-
Ualk Country club this evening. Din-
er will be served at 7:30 o'clock to
followed by an evening at carda
ins. Loo Davis and Miss l-lea I‘iyxbcs
will be the the hostesses of the eve
hing.
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The Gabbe-Mole Baseball team for
|.28 has been conslulrrn‘u‘lv strafigth-
not! this year by the addition of
veral woll-konwn local ball players.
amen may be arranged with this
am for Saturday afternoons by writ
to the Baseball Manager. care 0'
[he Gabbe-Mole works. or by tele-
phoning 2332.
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~Harris d: Guns. That's all. ‘
C C .
Douglas Fowler \Vomnn's Relief
Corps. No. 15. ll"l'l a very successful
lance last evn'ning lll P. O. of A.
all. About 70 guests were present.
usic was prmiiimi luv the ITstclln
orchestra. and the hall “on may
rettily dccorutrd by l'rcston Boyd.
dill-riches. coke and com) \vcrc.
Wed nt 11:20 o'clock. ’I’hl‘ \\'(lm:ln’:~l
eltef Corps desire to thank all who?
helped mako the affair such a suc-
.98..
“—Boatman's Night" at the South
rel-walk Boat club bazaar this even-
ng. “Follow the scnrrhliglil." Free
Ianoing and other attractions.
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ii? i
l
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Claim:
STRICKIJY
PRIVATE
Nothing can be more pri-
vate than your own Safe
.Meadow and several other
Deposit Box. You are the
only one who can gain
access, for it is impossi-
ble to Open it without the
key which is always in
your possession.
Privacy is important in
some cases, but the main
thing is the protection
that a box afiords against
'l
A complaint about boys loitering at The ease of Merrill 6. Barker of
Wall and Main streets was made toiBerkeley court charged with breach ofl
last night
the uptown police
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The optered apprentice degree was
conferred last night at a stated com-
munication of St. John's Lodge. No. C.
F. and A. M.
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—Springwood Confetti and Stream-
or Dance. Kish Hall. Sat. April seven-
th.
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A report of the masquerade dance
held in Red Men's hall this past week
was made last night at a meeting of
the Broad River Community club.
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Norris W. Ryley of West Haven has
received notice that on April 11 at
Boston. he will receive the distin-
guished service crom for bravery at
the battle of Selcheprey.
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—Final Showings Today and To-
marrow of "The Voice From The
Minaret" at the Rialto Theatre. Star-
ring Norma Talmadge and Eugene
O'Brien.
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Governor Templeton announced this
week that he had rte—appointed
Thomas \V. Bryant of Torrington. as
trustee of the Norwich state hospital
for a term of six years beginning
July 1.
—Fuii line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
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Former Mayor Jeremiah Donovan
and daughter. Miss Emma Donovan.
have returned to their home on Flax
Hill Road. after spending the winter
in Florida. \l'ashington and other
places of interest.
James 13. Collins. of this city. was
one of the guests at the marriage of
Eva K. lrr-land of Ilanbury. and
John M’. \‘ickery. of Dallas, Tenn.
which took place in Danbury on Mon-
day afternoon of this week.
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A delightful social supper was held
the Nor-walk .Congregational
church last night under the auspices
of the Thursday night committee. In
will: of the wet Weather. there was a
fairly good attendance. Mrs. Henry
(‘olcburn is chairlady of the commit-
tee. '
——l‘luy your Easter
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Butler Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. 0. It. is
planning to hold its dedication exer-
cises and a banquet to the State of-
ficers at its home on South Main
street on “’erlncsdav evening. 'April
25th. A banquet will be served pre-
ceding tho exercises. which will be
attended by all of the grand officers
of the state.
0
hat at O'Brien's.
O
\Villiam H. Barnum of 84 Taylor
m-cnuc. this city. was arraigned in the
Bridgeport city court this morning to
answer to charges of non-support of
his wife. a resident of Bridgeport.
Barnum was ordered to pay his wife
$4 a week for six mon'hn and was
placed on probation for that length of
time
-—~.\'orma Talmadge and Eugene
fi‘llricn are re-unitcd in "The Voice
From the Minaret" at the Rialto To-
day and Tomorrow.
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Although it was generally reported
about the city that but trimmer. at
thc Allie-riczln lint company on Grand
slrcit had gone on strike this morn-
ing. officials of the company made a.
gum-ml denial of the report.
ficials of the plant stated that a num—
ber of trimmers were not working bo-
causv the work was slow at. the prel-
cnt time.
The state fish and game commis-
sion. through the efforts of the Tor-
rlngton 'Rod and Gun club, has sent
10.000 trout to Torrington. to be dis-
tributed in the Ivy Mountain. Hall
streams
in that vicinity. The commission
last year removed thousands of fish
from reservoirs and restocked the
lakes and ponds in that locality.
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—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
3. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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The standard time bill—provid-
ing fine and imprisonment for indiv-
iduals who even publicly exhibit
timepieces showng any other than
standard time and ior city or school
officials who change their schedules
to conform to daylight saving time-—
is "of doubtful constitutionality" ac-
cording to Alfred Baldwin. clerk of
bills in the state legislature at Hart-
, ford.
The girls of the trimming and front
department of the Cluett. Peabody
company plant held a party and social
gathering in the cafeteria of the taco
tory last evening. about 60 guests
being present. A supper was served.
and following 9. short program of en-
tertainment after which dancing was
enjoyed. Miss Millicent Ireland sang
several solos. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
0
-—Soft hats an
0
d caps—O'Brien’b.
. .
A custom that was abandoned the
The of- '
"' . . year the United States entered the
U fire: “‘9“ and acadefltal ' World War. will be revived next
in loss. lou guard against . week. when Governor Templeton
if 1083 when you have a box ,. will give a. reception at the State Li-
- ‘ brary to members of the General As-
“ in 8%];831‘591'" Safe De sembly. The affair will be held in
u po Memorial Hall from 2 to 4 o'clock .
. ‘ Rent a box of your own . \Vednesday afternoon. and Judges all
if and have both privacy .. the supremerzourt 3f errors and‘éthe
. ' g super or con an eta e off era
‘ ‘ “d prOtecnon‘ ; will be invited.
Y _ :4 O O O
u 5“: 8 car. .5] Mrs. Harold L. Gibson was ap-
. . f" pointed acting president and treasurer
It i ‘ of the W. C. ’1‘. U. at ltl month]!
. - meeting held yesterday W in
u H the parlor: of the Norwalk 3‘. I
‘ , & II church. Mrs. John E. Macune was
. am i. appointed vice pwnt. menacing: »
""" .’ " 7 Fi""ci.’°'fo?:? "m” ' """m
4 M fl- " ore- of Brannon.
‘ samgs 3" Following the business mien. a heart
t . to heart talk on the I. '1‘. L. work was
, it given by Miss Mary. B. Irvin. national
. . " superintendent of the I. T. L. of
Xenia. Ohio.
it cos
:1 "l‘ n i
East Norwalk
Miss Sarah Jack of Bridgewater,
Conn.. is visiting Mrs. Frank Sturde-
vant of Gregory Boulevard.
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Liabilitiel of £82,480JV. with assets. ° ‘
of but $18.779JZ. consisting of prop- Local boat owners are planning ‘I
srty encumbered by mortgages, are busy day on Saturday and Sunday. n
listed in the schedule filed by Olaf ' preparing their craft for the season.
Christianson. real estate operator of' ' ‘ '
(186 king to be volunatrliy A steam shovel was taken to the
fsudlc‘gzté manhunt .Calf Pasture i-oadwork being done by
O
o o {Stryker 8; Stryker. early this morn-
-—-For Saturday only we will allow.”"
”.00 an inch on your old tires}
toward new ones. 8. N. Auto Supply
Co.. 9 No. Main St.
0
the peace and use of abusive language
is up for hearing at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon before Judge Nehemiah Can-
dee in the uptown city.eourt.
' o a
i
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Mrs. Fre'd Fey of Strawberry Hill
avenue has returned to her home here
~_- e _ after undergoing an operation in New
‘ York cit .
A decrease of close to 40 per centl y
C
in the number of arrests made by the!
Stamford police department during The. 1‘18 Port Chester, of ther “1:33
six months from October 19..., SW line. brought in a barge o
' "' Y - Su 1 com-
through March. 1923. is noted in azm“ “1" "°"““"‘ Cm“ 5‘ 9"”
comparison with the figures for the I ”my m" morning;
same period for the year previous.
‘ 0 O l Mrs. Hell-man Malkln of Brooklyn.
'is visiting with her parents. Mr. and
13833;:valltooi‘gfgyreggsgt {)ié'lrgiiatrau 'Mrs. Robert Josclovsky of Scaview
ford for many years. was filed for pre- avenue for “WI“! .dmf-
bate with Judge Floyd B. Bartram at?
Stamford. and showed an estate of: It is expected that the contract for
about 8100.000 had been left to her the new public pier will be awarded
husband. Her death occurred March this evening by the Bridlte committee
19. land that work will start immediately
gupon the construction of the same.
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Hank Ferris. rated 110. and Frank
Readman. rated 100. meet this even-
ing at Ccllo‘s Pocket Dillard parlors
this evening. The winner of the match
will play Ted Dugan in the final of
the tournament that has been held
there for several weeks.
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The annual meeting of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the East
_nvcnuc M. E. ”church will be held at
.tlic parsonage of the church on Tues-
Iday evening. April 10th. at which time
rcports will be received and officers
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—Harris & Gans. That's all.
0
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The 458 regular session of Norwalk
Lodge, No. 709. B. P. O. 12.. will be
held next .Wednesday evening. when
the officers will be installed by Fast
Exalted Ruler Lawrence '1‘. Gallagher
of Bridgeport. Delegates from Bridge-l
port. Stamford. Greenwich and Dali-g
bury are expected to be present. Pro-
fessionai entertainers from New York
will be present through the courtesy‘
of Harry Rudder of Norwslk Lodge.
Refreshments will be served '
I O O
Connecticut is to be represented will be elected for the year.
on the ticket of one of the candi- n o o
dates for Pres‘i'dcnt General of the l The regular mcctingof the Woman‘s
Daughters of the American Rcvom'IGuild of Christ church. was held yes-
tion at "‘0 Congrem 0“ “‘9 s"Ci“'v‘.ltnrrlzi.v afternoon at the rectorv on
to be held m “'asllingion ”I" “T“kl l‘;1l.§t‘£l\‘t‘flllt‘. Tho niclnbcrs of thr-
of April 16. lira. Lou C. Stcvcns. of Guild will meet on
New Haven. has announced her
Thursday afternoon
.of next week with Mrs. Frank Clark.
candidacy for the office of Report'i(lul)ornc avenue. Plans were discusbed
cll'i‘Gtenernltgo ”'3 kstmnlsongag 1""! for a dollar social to he held on the
' u e on ‘3 c '0 ea c ’y afternoon of the lflth.
Mrs. “‘illlam Cumming Story. of’ o o o
New INK . . Because the noi§c from the bowl-
. ' , ing alleys of the Red Men's asso-
-—Buy your Victro.a ‘t Donnellyn elation in Fairficld distruriwd the
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 0 p. m.
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sleep of Mrs. Mary mfirald. it
was ordered by Judge John J. Vt'nlsh
of the Common Pleas court in Bridge-
port that bowling stop at 9:30 ‘cloclr
cilch evening until some Way is de-
Assistant United States Attorney
Cohen told Judge Harlan Howe. at
New Haven yesterday while arguing vised for deadening the: sound of fall-
.' narcotic drug case. that New Hav- l in: Plus. The hrnring on the F'tition
on W” the center 0' the rub“ form- of Mrs. Fitzergerald for an injunction
ing drug traffic in the state. Coun- was continued (0,: another week.
sol fer Joseph Marcsca. charged with
possession and sillv of narcotics had
pleaded for leniency. The Mnrcsca
case was continued until Tuesday
and that of W'iiliam A. ficqu?s on
Rowayton
THE DAILY gunman '
1 ~- NEWS NOTES
i
,could not quite reach home. The
ids. they ~beeamo enlist-t“. and
pigeons are now all right after a short
rest.
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AOn Tuesday evening of tho.‘eeming
week. Victor F. Scalise. a divinity stuo
dent. will be ordained to the Christian
ministry at the Rowayton Baptist
church by the Permanent Council of
the Fair-field County Association of
Baptist Brotherhood Federation. Rev.
men being preached by the Rev.
James Foster Wilcox. director of the
Baptist Brotherhood Federatin. Rev.
Mr. Scaliso is to.be the new pastor
of the Rowayton Baptist church. suc-
ceeding the Rev. Frank S. Clark. who
resigned some time ago. A reception
to the new pastor wli follow the
ordination sermon and all are invited
to attend the service and reception.
O O O
Daricn
Mrs. C. J. Ottmer. of West avenue
spent yesterday in Stamford. '
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Miss Ruth Scribner. of Fairfield
avenue, Noroton Heights. is spending
the week in New York.
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Mrs. Joseph Hoff returned to her
home in Newark. New Jersey on Wed-
nesday. after spending several days at
the home of Mrs. John P. Brumxner
en the Post Road.
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Mrs. Nellie Foss and son. William.
have returned to their name in New.
ark. New Jersey. after spending sever-
al days at the home of Mrs. Harry T.
Lutterman on the Post Road.
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Jack Albin. of Maple avenue. was
taken to the Stamford Hospital on
~Vi’eiinesday evening. following a com-
plication of diseases. His many
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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The Woman's Guild. of St Luke's
Church. Noroton. will held a cake
and food sale tomorrow in the store
of Miss Jennie Dugdaie. on the Post'
Road. The sale will begin at 10
o. in.
O O C
Troop. No. 1. Darien Scouts. will
hold a bread and cake ate at Kelly's
store. tomorrow. beginning at 10
a. m. The proceeds from the sale will
be used to defray the expenses of the
summer camp of the girls.
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The lilissinary Society. of the Con-
gregational Church. held a meeting
yesterday afternon at the home of
Mrs. Edward Hindiey on Mandield
avenue. Mrs. J. 8. MacGlashan. pop-‘
ular Darien soloist. rendered several
selections.
O
Darien Troop. No. 1. Boy Scouts of
America. will be entertained at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. “'iliinm
i canted.
Slaughter on the Post Road. this eve-
ning. The Scouts are making plans!
for active work during the coming
Summer. >
Wilton
\Vinifrcd Wood of Norwalk is spen-
ding her vacation with Mrs. Kellie
I .
selling chargeawns continued until ' Mrs. George 1;, Raymond 15 conc'l
MOM“!- John A~ Flynn. °f Nm“? fined to her home on Tokci’icke road
walk. on a liquor violation charge llnricn. with. an attack of scarle
was discharged on account of insulw {cVur- .
flcient evidence. ' ° ‘
‘ ' ‘ The town highway department is
Plans for the elimination of four rcpnirinc “Wat Side Au‘nlle which
dangerou- srade crossings at 01.1 [has hr-'~n in lu'll’l slmpo as a result of
Saybrook through the construction “rather.
{the swore “inter
O
of a single highway bridge over me ° °
tracks and the re-locatiun of the l.lrry Pardce of the Post Road
trunk line highway at Saybrook has llcrr‘htcd a pesition as chauffeur
Junction are advanced by State. with Arthur Sommers Roche, who re-
lilghway Commissioner Charles J. to his
Ilcnnett in a petition to the public
utilities commission for authority
to proceed with the work. Consc-
quentu’. the commission liai'i‘ Erma
Thursday. April .12. at 11 o'clock as
a date for a hearing at Hartford on
the proposal. The cost of the im-
provement will be about 8150.000.
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turncd from abroad recently
home in Tokcncke.
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Luigi Ruggiero, of Sound View Ave-
uuc. lit out a flock of carrier pigeons
in the Railroad Square. yesterday.
The pigeons circled around several
timr‘s. to get their hearing. and then
headed for their home in nowayton.
Mr. Ruggiero recently gave a man in
Florida two pigeons. A few days ago.
Svcc's Or— tho pig-hens were found in a swamp
near here. Ill flying back from Floro
—-Don‘t forget the dance. Saturday
night at lied Men's flail.
chestra.
hook. ‘ eliolcl Badger"
« Juli-rs... "u:
YODR snvmes ACCOIINT
INVITED,
tum‘
‘ uN-mii’m
-—1‘°. . .
a a. ‘ a.
licadding.
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Miss Hilda and Edith Bernstein
spent the Easter week end with re-
latives in Bridgeport.
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Robert Morehouse. George Head-
diug and Norman Godfrey are the
owners of three automobiles respec-
tively.
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Notices on sign and bill boards
throughout the town notify dog own-
on that the license tag is due before
May 1th.
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“'liton patrons of the Library will
doubtless be glad to learn that the
State-Library Association will hold a
meeting April fifth in the Library at
Bethel in the morning and at the
Hotel Green Danbury in the after-
noon.
o
A meefing as usual every month
was held Monday afternoon at the
Town Hall. Another meeting schedu-
led for the fourteenth of April. has
been anticipated all winter. for it is
said matters of interest will be pre-
MANY PEOPLE. Il_v
SOUTH NORWALK
startediheir buuness' re.
lstionswiththisbankby
opening savings Ac-
count, and soon found
that a checlnng‘ ' account
wasanaddedoonvenienoe
Which answered all re-
quirements_ . You do not-
havetobspalargehal.
slice-Gone in and talk
itover.
A. D. Hemmels Ramp ' and Stanton
Coley were repmentatives from Wil-
ton to the Ice Dealer's Amociation
which met on Monday at the
Garde. Hartford;
Church both morning
triumphantly told the Easter story
with characteristic music and ser-
mons. The congregational singing in
the evening was very attractive. this
was led by Mr. Timothy Merwln. nlr.
Reich's screen colored
mule. and the chum.
fusely decorated “13:1
mchael emphaszz- :1 l> '
man of the ChrLs‘Zar .
sermon. ‘ '
o o. n "a
Henson Frank and F. E. Bennett.
Hotel
The services at the Congregational
and evening
photographic
pictures of exquisite flowers. and won-
Bunker’s reading explaining the won-
derful meaning of the Resurrection
with the singing of an illustrated
hymn closed the service.
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Making allowance for the inclement
weather'thers were large congrega-
tions at all the Easter services. There
was a sting of sadness at St. Math-
ew's Church as Dr. 0. Stewart
Michael announced his resignation.
Although his rectorship has extended
over only a few years still in that
time he and his family have made
many friends who regret that he has
severed his connection with the parish
As rector he ever had the inter-em of
the church at heart, and in timen of
illness and trouble Dr. amt Mrs.
Michael showed sincere sympathy.
The choir rendered special Easter
matter what -
of a shoe ion
00 ing for. or the '
wish to pay. you ill
£0": a pair of
WLDouglas
S
Shoe
that will meet your y.
quirements and you sill in
absolutely sureoircc ‘ '
a'r nomemumo “”3“" l“ W” more.
m A “'
You Need— 3 " \5 ’ 7
- t\ .: "-,‘ .1? t
i 3 “S's/£1.91)
Shelf Papar :1 a.» w:
Plain or Decorated ‘ "'3.-.
W bv Justreoeivalsomoncw a ..
fiesizn: in the Dennison Deco- msgzgtugog Stirs:
THE
HAMILTON
SHOP
Agency for N: ma};
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
orrosnn l m Li H m'
49 Wall Street
c Hear The
A BOX OF CUT FLOWERS ‘ “CLLVGING \'{-\’E'i
i
For The Week-End. g riaym n.
5 Great “hill: “in" (1.2M ~11
For Saturday only we are offering ! Victor Rpm“ 7‘“ 3., ’2;
a Box of Cut Fiovwrs for $1.00 ;
All Frcsh Fragrant Blooms. l 5‘ TL"
ROSE'FLOWER SHOP A.JoCOlllnSCl
W ms“ ‘ 7072 No. Main Street
112 Washington 81:. Phone 321
_ ~——————-—- --- .
REMOVAL SALE 13
NOW GOING ON
Suits $12.50 to 522.50
Formerly $20 to $35
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Hattsr Fer-55's:
To Men and 8:;5
'0 MAIN ST. NORWALK,
Tel. Canal “do“!
New Ill-k City
Tel. 1714
Nor-walk, Conn.
VTEET.B.WIOXWIBEOO.
Storage Warehouse
a'fi‘.
Moving Vans -— Daily Service
to New You-In.
LLRallis
Dine at the Old Stand by
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THE OXFORD LL'-’
and RESTAURANT
n
i1
.—
:
an
a;
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Minlt. I also do both fixed and
Arcmovable bridges at reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
102 Washington St.
Phase 8129 Eons-s: 9-8 E. II.
South Norwalk. (Doria.
ET
NH.
8 SOUTH MAIN ST
SOUTH NORWALK,
Phone 2216
Good Investmen
Norwalk Tire 8; Rub-
A emplete wt of Materials
:01- Wl‘iidow Draperies in Dotted her, Pfd. . . . . . . . . ‘
aim, MID, 1a., M,
(Romanian-om.“ JQ&J.CaSh,Pfd...4
Norwalk Lock (‘0... '
Yale & Towne ....1
Prices on Request.
Maples EelGoldsc u
E. K. BANKS’
muooonss'ro‘ ml:
WW8“
(5-4! W“ WM SM
SOUTH XWWALK.
his-Winona other.“ of 41/27. perannumto the
amounts ofits Sayings Depositors as oprril first.
All deposits and: in this department before April 11th
wflidrawmhomthefirstofthepresent month-
; THE on?
NATIONAL BANK.
Norwalk Chronicler